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Save:'On the Chase' in the 'Rocky Mountain K9 Unit' series by Katie Ruggle follows the story of Gracie, who is on the run after witnessing a horrific crime and finds refuge in a small town where she meets Hugh, a cop recovering from a bullet wound. As the two fall for each other amidst high drama situations, they must navigate danger and threats while trying to stay alive. The book is filled with twists, gunshots, bombs, and a thrilling adventure as Hugh and Gracie's connection grows stronger.
The plotline of 'On the Chase' is action-packed, with a mix of romance, suspense, and intriguing characters like Gracie, Hugh, and their K9 partners. The writing style of Katie Ruggle keeps readers engaged with a fast-paced narrative, humorous moments, and unexpected turns that make this book a thrilling and enjoyable read.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rocky Mountain K9 Unit ) - #2
Save:'It Happened One Autumn' is the second book in the 'Wallflowers' series by Lisa Kleypas. The story follows the headstrong American heiress, Lillian Bowman, as she navigates the English society in search of a titled husband. The plot revolves around the clash between Lillian and the proud British aristocrat, Lord Westcliff, as they find themselves drawn to each other despite their initial dislike. The book is filled with amusing banter, steamy encounters, scandalous secrets, and unexpected twists, making it a delightful and entertaining historical romance read. Kleypas's writing style captures the tension, humor, and sensuality between the characters, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
“T he Bowmans have arrived,” Lady Olivia Shaw announced from the doorway of the study, where her older brother sat at his desk amid stacks of account books. The late afternoon sun streamed through the...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Wallflowers ) - #3
Save:In "So Enchanting" by Connie Brockway, the story revolves around Francesca Brown, a young widow with a cursed gift who changes her name and identity to escape her past. She meets Lord Greyson Sheffield, a special prosecutor investigating mediums and magic, and despite their initial mistrust, they are drawn to each other's passionate nature hidden beneath their reserved exteriors. As they navigate their feelings, a secondary romance between Francesca's ward and Greyson's nephew adds a delightful contrast of innocence and cynicism to the story. With elements of magic, mystery, and romance, the book offers a refreshing twist on historical romances, blending humor, banter, and sensuality in a captivating narrative.
When exactly had the mediums of London gotten together and decided that the afterworld reeked of sandalwood? Lord Greyson Sheffield wondered, taking a sniff of the séance parlor. Because obviously the... - #4
Save:'Cities of Smoke and Starlight' by Alli Earnest is a fantasy fiction novel that follows the story of Hallie and Kase, two main characters who are constantly arguing and fighting throughout the book. The plot progresses slowly at first but then picks up pace, leading to a quick showdown. The book features a unique world with complicated names and concepts, making it a challenging read for some. The author's writing style has been praised for its ability to create a compelling world with historical intrigue, action, and magical elements.
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Save:'When Beauty Tamed the Beast' by Eloisa James is a Regency romance novel that cleverly reimagines the classic tale of Beauty and the Beast. The story follows Linnet Thrynne, a beautiful young woman whose reputation is tarnished by scandal, leading her to agree to marry Piers Yelverton, Earl of Marchant, a brilliant but grouchy doctor with a limp. As Linnet and Piers navigate their forced marriage, they discover similarities and differences that draw them closer together, all while dealing with family dynamics, medical mysteries, and witty banter reminiscent of a fairy tale romance.
The book is praised for its witty banter between the main characters, the engaging plot that blends romance with medical details, and the charming development of relationships not only between Linnet and Piers but also among the secondary characters. Eloisa James skillfully weaves together elements of humor, romance, and historical accuracy to create a delightful and entertaining read that captivates readers from beginning to end.
That sparkle makes it all the more sad that real women rarely live up to their fictional counterparts. They have yellowing teeth, or spotty skin. They have the shadow of a mustache, or a nose so big t... - #6
Save:In "Scandal Wears Satin" by Loretta Chase, the story revolves around Sophy Noirot, a sharp journalist for a gossip newspaper, and Longmore, a bored aristocrat who finds purpose in helping Sophy save his sister Clara from a disastrous engagement. The book is filled with witty banter, sharp humor, and deeply romantic moments as the characters navigate societal expectations, love, and the complexities of their relationship. The plot unfolds with drama, humor, and a touch of adventure as Sophy and Longmore team up to outwit villains and save Clara's reputation.
The writing style in "Scandal Wears Satin" is described as witty, sharp, and emotionally true, capturing the essence of historical romance with smart, funny characters and engaging dialogue. The book offers a blend of humor, romance, and intrigue, keeping readers entertained with amusing antics, amusing innuendos, and laugh-out-loud scenes that showcase the author's talent for creating vibrant characters and engaging storylines.
For the last week, the whole of the fashionable world has been in a state of ferment, on account of the elopement of Sir Colquhoun Grant’s daughter with Mr. Brinsley Sheridan . . . On Friday afternoon...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Dressmakers ) - #7
Save:'Love and Other Scandals' by Caroline Linden is a Regency romance novel set in 1827 London, following the story of Joan Bennett, a woman who is too tall, outspoken, and plump for the fashion of the day. The book revolves around Joan's journey of self-discovery and romance with her brother's rakish friend, Viscount Tristan Burke. Their gradual falling in love is portrayed as enjoyable, with witty banter-filled dialogues and engaging secondary characters. The story explores themes of self-image, seduction, and scandal, with elements of humor, intense moments, and light-hearted sensuality.
“Hmm.” Papa was paying no more attention than Joan was. She thought it was little surprise Lady Drummond would be out, dragging her two daughters with her. Felicity was nice enough, but Helena had a v... - #8
Save:'Smart Girls Don?t Kiss Aliens' by Alina Jacobs is a unique story that follows a group of women who are abducted by aliens, crash-land on an unknown planet, and are discovered by a primitive tribe. However, these women, who happen to be rocket scientists, decide to repair the damaged spaceship and make their way back to Earth. Upon their return, they unintentionally bring back some of the primitive tribesmen with them, leading to a series of comedic and fantastical events. The book combines elements of sci-fi, romance, and comedy, with a plot that unfolds in a refreshing and unexpected manner, showcasing the women as the heroes of the story and incorporating elements of normal life and office tensions.
The writing style of 'Smart Girls Don?t Kiss Aliens' is described as humorous, light-hearted, and engaging. The author's sense of humor shines through in the storytelling, creating a fun and entertaining read that is filled with cute moments, chuckle-worthy scenes, and relatable character interactions. The book offers a unique twist on the typical alien abduction narrative, with smart and witty protagonists who challenge traditional roles and expectations, resulting in a plot that is both entertaining and enjoyable.
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Save:Gemma, the main character in 'The Heartbreak Rule' by Stephanie Archer, is a stand-up comedian who is determined to focus on her career and not get distracted by love. However, when she is forced to perform at Reid's theater, who she despises for breaking her best friend's heart, she starts to see a different side to him. As their relationship evolves from hate to friendship to love, Gemma struggles with breaking her own rule about not getting involved romantically. The book is described as a tension-filled enemies-to-lovers story with witty banter, strong character development, and a unique take on the romcom genre. Stephanie Archer's writing style is praised for being funny, fast-paced, and heartwarming, with engaging storytelling that keeps readers hooked until the end.
